The color orange has a stimulating effect, especially on the digestive tract, and also stimulates the appetite.
It is an active, bright, cheerful, energetic color that radiates optimism and good mood.
Orange creates a range of colors: apricot, orange, salmon, peach, orange, mustard.
Indoors it looks fresh, evokes activity, but is not as irritating as red, says Yulia Tychino .
It is ideal for the kitchen or dining room.
It can be used in children's rooms, living rooms, transition areas, in places where we expect more physical activity.
In the interior, orange goes well with any color and any material. It is better to combine it with cold or neutral shades. In combination with other warm colors (except brown), it will look very gaudy.
You can combine it with gray, brown, dark blue and green. Wood, glass and metal go well with orange.
Its activity can be suppressed by combining it with gray, light blue, white, dark brown or black. Only one or maximum two walls should be painted in rich shades.
The combination of orange and blue is very expressive and full of movement and energy. It looks very good with green or earthy brown.
Apricot is well suited for small spaces and goes well with a wide range of colors. When paired with green or brown, it evokes a sense of maturity, calm, and warmth.
Orange furniture is usually not used much, as it creates a strong accent.
Orange and its shades work very well on the decorations. It makes them more noticeable and brings them to the foreground.
It is also perfect for complementing neutral interiors.
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Author: Valeria Kisternaya
Expert: Julia Tychino
